Author: Tanjid

Tanjid Osman is a dedicated local news reporter based in Nepal. With a passion for storytelling, he covers a wide range of topics including current news, business trends, entertainment, travel, culture, and sports. As a freelance author, Tamjid provides insightful and engaging news articles that highlight the diverse aspects of Nepal, with a particular focus on Kathmandu. Through his work, he aims to inform, educate, and connect audiences with the latest happenings in his community.

Nepal’s political landscape is heating up once again as Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli accuses former King Gyanendra Shah of attempting to disrupt social harmony and incite unrest. The comments come after violent pro-monarchy protests erupted in Kathmandu, leaving two people dead and over 100 injured. Oli Blames Former King for Unrest Speaking in the House of Representatives on March 31, 2025, Prime Minister Oli stated that the former king was aligning himself with individuals refusing to repay bank loans and stirring social tensions for personal ambitions. His remarks led to an uproar in Parliament, especially from members of the…

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Nepal is witnessing a wave of protests calling for the return of the monarchy, nearly two decades after the former king was forced to step down. People are voicing frustration with political instability, corruption, and economic struggles. The protests have turned violent, leading to clashes, arrests, and curfews in the capital, Kathmandu. Protests Demand the Return of the King Thousands of demonstrators have gathered in Kathmandu, chanting slogans in support of former King Gyanendra Shah. Many carried banners and waved flags, demanding the restoration of the monarchy. On Friday, protests turned violent, leading to the deaths of two people and…

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Nepal has received 21 stolen relics from the United States. These items include wooden blocks and artifacts with historical value. The Department of Archeology shared this news at a press conference. Artifacts Taken from Different Locations Among the returned items are three Pauva paintings. Thieves stole them from Itumbahal in Kathmandu in 2037 BS. A stone idol of Buddha from the ninth century also returned. Someone took it from the Machchhindra Bahal area in Bungmati. Another important piece, a 12th-century stone Buddha idol from Guit Chaitya in Patan, came back from the Art Institute of Chicago. Additionally, people had smuggled…

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Kathmandu officials have fined former King Gyanendra Shah for damages caused during violent pro-monarchy protests in the capital. The protests turned deadly, leaving two people dead and 110 others injured. Violent Protests Lead to Curfew The protests erupted on Friday in the Tinkune-Baneshwor area of Kathmandu, where demonstrators demanded the reinstatement of Nepal’s monarchy. Supporters of the former king clashed with security forces, leading to chaos in the city. Protesters threw stones, attacked a political party’s office, set vehicles on fire, and looted shops. The violence prompted authorities to impose a curfew in the city’s eastern region at 4:25 p.m.…

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Ghode Jatra, also known as the Horse Racing Day, is being celebrated with great enthusiasm in Kathmandu Valley on Saturday. This traditional festival, held in the Nepali month of Chaitra, holds deep historical and cultural significance. It is believed to have originated after the death of a demon named Tundi, who terrorized the people living in what is now Tundikhel. According to legend, after Tundi’s demise, people celebrated by racing horses over his body, symbolizing their triumph over evil. Symbolic Celebration and Military Display Ghode Jatra is a vibrant festival that signifies victory over darkness and protection from evil spirits.…

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The third season of the Nepal Super League (NSL) is set to begin on Saturday at Dasharath Stadium in Kathmandu. This season features seven franchise teams competing in an intense knockout tournament, aiming to claim the championship title. Teams Competing for the Title The seven teams in this year’s NSL include Kathmandu Rayzrs, Lalitpur City FC, Pokhara Thunders, Butwal Lumbini FC, Dhangadhi FC, FC Chitwan, and Jhapa FC. These teams will play in a single round-robin format, with the top four advancing to the knockout stage. The final match is scheduled for April 26, where the best two teams will…

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At least two people lost their lives, and many others suffered injuries as violent protests erupted in Nepal on Friday. Demonstrators clashed with security forces while demanding the return of the monarchy, which was abolished in 2008. Supporters of former King Gyanendra Shah took to the streets in large numbers, calling for a constitutional monarchy that would restore Nepal’s identity as a Hindu nation. The movement has gained momentum in recent months, with monarchists accusing political leaders of corruption and mismanagement. Protest Turns Violent Dinesh Kumar Acharya, a spokesman for the Nepali police, confirmed that a protester and a journalist…

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Nepal’s economic growth rate has been estimated at 5.1% in the second quarter of the current fiscal year 2081/82 BS (2024/25 AD), according to the National Statistical Office. Despite improvements in key sectors such as transportation, construction, and agriculture, the growth rate remains moderate due to sluggish progress in education, housing, and other service sectors. GDP Growth and Weather Impact Adjustments The National Statistical Office released the preliminary Gross Domestic Product (GDP) forecast on Wednesday, highlighting that the economy has shown a slight expansion. However, when adjusted for weather-related impacts, the actual growth rate is 2.2%. “Improvement in transportation, construction,…

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Nepal faces ongoing political and economic uncertainty. The country’s political divide between two main party coalitions—the communist parties and the Nepali Congress—continues to create instability. This internal conflict, combined with a fragile economy and disruptions in foreign aid, complicates Nepal’s growth. Despite some signs of recovery, challenges remain for the nation as it navigates these complex issues. Political infighting and slow economic progress are likely to continue shaping Nepal’s future. Political Landscape: Ongoing Struggles Amid Divisions Nepal’s political environment remains highly unstable, with frequent shifts in government leadership. Since the monarchy was abolished in 2008, Nepal has had 13 different…

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In a country where earthquakes are a constant threat, a geophysicist is using an unconventional method to spread awareness—through folk music. Shiba Subedi, a scientist and singer, is blending his passion for music with his expertise in earthquake preparedness to educate communities across Nepal. A Passion for Folk Music and Science Born and raised in Jaljala, a remote village in western Nepal, Subedi displayed a strong interest in academics and extracurricular activities from an early age. He excelled in debates, essay competitions, and poetry. However, his true passion lay in Nepal’s folk melodies. Subedi moved to Pokhara to pursue a…

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